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this is life with me wrong. it is. taking the stage at the u.n. general assembly meeting in new york from his battle inside the ecuadorian embassy in london the world's top whistleblower still found a way to speak of his cause to the international body the latest details on the. reports from. it's a story that demanded to be heard incessantly r.t. have refused to ignore it having followed every detail of julian assange case from

the very beginning well last night the un listened as the wiki leaks founder delivered his impassioned appeal to see the un to the people who were gathered there calling on the u.s. to end its persecution of wiki leaks and of the man himself now he spoke via satellite link from the ecuadorian embassy in london where he's being for more than three months now as he fights his extradition he just the u.n. assembly in the great gathered there are t. were exclusively in the embassy behind the scenes and exclusively broadcasting as julian assange has delivered his message to the world leaders who were gathered there he spoke for about fifteen minutes and the main point that he made was the criticism of the u.s. and of president obama criticizing them for defending freedom of speech of being very outspoken about defending freedom of speech but then converse lipase keating

whistle blows and people try and tell the cheese and he spoke certainly of his vassal wiki leaks possibile so the wider implications of the route that the u.s. is now taking ministration is in trying to recruit. a national regime of secrecy and national regime discussion the regime with any government employee reviewing sensitive information to a media organization can be sentenced to death life imprisonment or it's been hours now in recent u.s. the classified documents it's been found that julian the songs and wiki leaks are this really enemies of the state in that anyone who works with them could be potentially persecuted and now he spoke not only of his own ongoing back of it also of the wider implications for whistle blows if the u.s. continues along this course sara further porting right there was we've previously mentioned here r.t. was exclusively broadcasting

a saunters address live you can watch it in full on our web site also don't forget the whistleblower hosted his own interview show on this very channel you can find all the decisions at a songe dot our dot com if you missed me. there hasn't been easy yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact of. the source material which is what he journalism on we. we want to present. something else. julian aside his video appearance aside at the u.n. it's syria that's been the most heated issue were addressed to the general assembly and britain has added its voices there calling for the removal of the assad regime and that's why the recent deadly blasts carried out by the rebels in damascus have

remained largely ignored by the international community following the second day of the high profile gathering as are two years more important. the prime minister britain addressed the general assembly essentially reiterating a conversation that began by u.s. president barack obama and the french president just twenty four hours ago the u.s. and its western allies are very much pushing for more charlotte the president of syria to step down they've all said in different words that his time to go is now and that he and his government do not belong in the international community leader of the representative of qatar just twenty four hours ago say that if the special envoy to syria cannot find a peaceful resolution to the problem then plan b. should be a no fly zone the last time there was a no fly zone approved by the security council that led to military intervention into libya so this is a serious issue and we do know the position of the u.s.

of friends of britain that have been pushing for charlotte saad and his government have been supporting the syrian opposition now russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov said that it's quite concerning that western countries who are supporting the syrian opposition are increasingly turning the other way when violence and bloodshed is being perpetrated by rebels he said that this is a very dangerous pattern you took two of the latest attacks in syria entre ceding any jew response from the un security council because some of the western nations prefer to step back saying that in this case terror acts can be justified by people's desperation with the regime such a position is horrifying and may then she leads to justifying terror attacks over the world so there you have it it was just the most recent conversation taking place in the security council once again on syria

a crisis that has been developing for more than eighteen months and still a huge division among the international community. and the iranian leader will. warned against military involvement in the syrian conflict after he addressed the world leaders of the general assembly during the speech itself mahmoud ahmadinejad's said the world is in need of a new order and fresh thinking taking a moment to criticize the policies of europe and the u.s. and washington in turn lead to a question walkout boycotting his address. from the national iranian american council says iran's opponents could actually benefit from the fiery speech well if you look at what's happening inside of iran really if you are sanctions that are taking an extreme toll on ordinary people there is a sense that there could be imminent strikes whether there are strikes threatened by bibi netanyahu or u.s. strikes that president obama referred to in his address and so i think that if

there is a sense of being surrounded inside of iran that it is an accurate reflection of what is happening that being said you know i'm not sure of what the strategic thinking was in delivering this speech normally when he when he comes to the united states these are speeches designed to provoke angsty and to generate media attention on the u.s. and the israeli side i think that there are still statements that it is god made that will you know will be used to create the impression that iran is not a rational actor and that there needs to be military conflict. thanks for joining us here on r.t. today scenes of violence engulfed athens as hundreds of anti austerity protesters clashed with police and the unrest broke out right in front of the greek parliament where tens of thousands gathered for the latest show of discontent over harsh cuts new round of measures would mean deep slashes to pensions and a large raising the retirement age for attorney and professor of constitutional law

george a cut from garner says austerity has shown itself to be a path to disaster. it is. their own recipe it says that kind of recipe that's one reason for the disease itself because we see that these two years of it but austerity measures. that it has not decreased it's now actually bigger than would usually be despite the share. point if you will have also this engine of the economy so it's a kind of this is so good we can look to reduce the estate we're making of the quarter we've lost in the. recent up we had a source of explosion sensor for political implosion of the government itself so i think that in the months to come i'm going to three east. crisis besides the can. for the same anti austerity sentiment was also felt among the crowds in madrid but

in spain anger over the financial turmoil is taking on more dangerous forms and the leader of one of the country's biggest regions catalonia has said that if he wins early local elections next month will be a referendum on independence even if the spanish government doesn't approve it. greaves has the story. the regional elections being held in catalonia will be seen as a de facto referendum on independence from madrid and from essential lies government and that's largely down to who's running on the ballot paper we have present our soul mass regional heads and he's been calling for greater independence if he proves popular on the day of voting or then that could really reflect on how popular the issue of independence is has always been the simmering sentiment on it comes to this national debate between highlighted somewhat given the current economic conditions and economic plight in spain catalonians feel that they've been

hard done too that they give more to madrid in terms of the budget about twelve billion euros more on an annual basis ever received back also catalonia as a regional sort of contributes about twenty percent of spain's annual g.d.p. is still part with its own destiny struggling to reduce that deficit in catalonia about forty billion euros but here they say they've made deeper and tougher cuts than anywhere else in spain this issue actually early this month or so about a million people onto the streets in barcelona is a call for independence away from madrid that comes at a very tough time for spain as a whole particularly for the government of prime minister rudd hoists as one m.p.'s dubbed it is a crisis on top of a crisis as they're facing their own problems of deficit reduction and people coming out to the streets in their tens of thousands to protest against how the government is handling austerity measures we've just seen this week protests turned

violent the occupy congress movement which started peacefully aim to get a message of and just stared through to him peace and ended in violence of police pushing back the protesters with being hit by battens having a bullet fired in their direction and i was about sixty people were injured in proceedings about thirty people were. detained that's a worrying sign. as these demonstrations turn more violent they continue. you're watching r.t. still to come for you in this program a sweeping cuts in the u.k. for thousands of police officers to take to the streets in protest earlier this year now the law enforcer threatening to shame the government into changing its ways up more on that short. unsupported cup ties abandon between the normal scale and city rivals talk after fans clash on flares thrown on to the page charge more on this and the rest of the sport around thirty minutes time. billionaire owner of

britain's evening standard newspaper is charged with assault for punching a rival on t.v. this and other stories after a short break. if you're passing through rushes to be a region you really can walk on the wild side. thousands of kilometers of unspoilt countryside make up an area where it's still possible to live off the land and enterprising locals so the fruits of the forest by the side of nearly every road such spectacular scenery makes it a paradise for fisherman and provides a business opportunity for hunters. you know he has been hunting for more than thirty years and works for a company providing expeditions for tourists this season ducks are on the menu. for two things a successful duck hunting. and. silence which means that i need to be very quiet

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they'll stay in this area for up to three years then most will go back to the wild for good just viewing them from the car was an experience in itself but then after a bit of a bumpy ride came an opportunity i just couldn't pass up. and this is what i was hoping for when i heard i was coming to a place called wolf island a chance to get close and personal with the locals and it's these guys are going to act as pasta parents for the next generation will come here. using the old rules as surrogate parents has already proved a successful technique. every place infant wolves with one year old wolf cubs his parental instinct is totally shaped and they take them as their own cubs it's an important part of the world's development and a major factor in the success of a project which has seen more than twenty generations of cubs grow up here it's going to continue to take time and money to rehabilitate the wolf's reputation in

russia. but the keepers here hope their research and dedication mean that wolf island remains a place where visitors can truly understand the call of the wild. mission . couldn't take three. four judges three. major months three. three. three. three broadcast quality video for your media project free media hearty dot com. live from the russian capital. now israel seems rather keen on going to war with iran over its controversial nuclear program however. the u.s. is pushing patients instead is it election season cautiousness from washington or have relations actually soured with israel. investigates.

the crack between the white house and the israeli leadership is starting to show how soon benjamin netanyahu is pushing washington to draw a red line over iran a line beyond which lies war but president obama is not bandy so let me be clear america wants to resolve this issue through diplomacy and we believe that there is still time and space to do so even though the obama administration's stated policy is not to let iran have a nuclear weapon for benjamin netanyahu that's not enough if you're determined to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapons it means you'll act before they get nuclear weapons acting before could mean attacking tomorrow even though according to a u.s. intelligence assessment iranian leaders haven't even decided on whether to build the bomb or not america's top military officials made it clear at tacking iran would be a bad idea should israel decide to go it alone the head of the u.s. army said quote i don't want to be complicit and of quote player soon they can set

iran back a couple of years and then go back and do it again and again that's just idiotic because once you start using force everything changes colonel lawrence wilkerson has joined a host of other former and serving government officials who put forward an expert analysis paper on what military action against iran would entail the paper states we believe that a u.s. attack on iran would increase iran's motivation to build a bomb. it would take iran a year or more to build a military grade weapon once the decision was made to do so at least two years or more would be required to create a nuclear warhead that is reliably deliverable die a missile as this room pushes ahead with war talk and red lines the obama administration is trying to relieve the pressure any pressure that i feel is simply to do what's right for the american people and i am going to block out any noise that's out there when the president referred to israeli war rhetoric as noise maybe

asked whether the relations between the white house and television have hit a new low all you have to do in this town is say the word israel and everyone supposed to shrink away everyone supposed to leave the argument because if israel's security is in peril then you are an anti-semite or worse if you say i'm opposite opinion americans have made it clear they don't have the stomach for another war in the middle east especially a war based on some phony red blinds president obama knows that benjamin netanyahu probably knows that too hence the question is. really serious when pushing the us to the brink of what would be a devastating war or is it some kind of a good cop bad cop diplomatic game that the u.s. and israel are playing whatever it is the escalating war talk is drowning out the hopes of diplomacy in washington i'm going to. be more news waiting for you online

dot com and here's a taste of what we call you for this hour right now it's crazy but page one how students from one university in the u.s. can now fill their pockets with money being blasted with pepper sprayed by police. and delivering a snob before being snubbed by the chairman of the russian parliament council's trip to the council of europe saying no one day i would share any. twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow shortly is daniel with the business for now though the u.k.'s severe budget cuts have dealt a crushing blow to the country's police force in fact they've been so sweeping that police have resorted to unprecedented measures to highlight the huge mistake they

claim the government is making as artie's police work or explains what the cuts could save the much needed cash and threatens to leave the country dangerously exposed. that's faced with having to make deep budget cuts and to add insult to injury were reportedly called perhaps by a senior member of the government now police say in the west midlands have decided to fight back in a couple of weeks the conservative party conference comes to birmingham police federations for the three regions surrounding the city are preparing their very own . government ministers paying a visit they say they're going to buy up as many billboards as they can in the city center in order to put this anti government advertisement up by the time the tories start their meeting police here want the public to know that they can't guarantee a good service because of the budget cuts being insisted upon across the whole of england and wales the picture a similar six thousand eight hundred frontline police jobs have won since the two

thousand and ten general election in order to free up more money for the treasury which is in desperate need of cash the government can to do change the nature of. recognition currently. twenty percent of the budget. which. ultimately the police federation's latest campaign here in birmingham is a warning that even if the deep cuts made by the british government save the money it could come at the cost of public safety. taking place in london. today because he was promised a lucrative. twenty

percent. of the. instruction. as part of the hearing will take place for a video link to israel both interpol wants on all the charges and he fears leaving the country. now you are supposing a recent bad run on the back that will start to protest the euro is just one bridge as well spain pledges to come off the weekend violence in the drift the group is gaining on the currency poles get the first game in five sessions here in moscow with the price of crude up forty cents today lou calls the window of my sixth grade about a legal fight between tycoons at the beginning of the program no real fight the owner of britain's evening standard an independent papers has been charged over a punch up on t.v. billionaire alexander live but it is charged with assault for punching a rival in a talk show property magnates he was injured in his face and liberty of called it

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john chua you're the director and research fellow of the center for arms control of china institute of international studies and it's great to have you with us today and me too so russia and china have found themselves recently in the same camp trying to prevent a possible military intervention into syria do you think it's a short lived partnership or maybe a greater strategic vision that could actually costs and quickly affect the distribution of power worldwide susan we share the same response pretty well facing

the same challenges that for example the lessons from that would be ok so you know last year the military intervention by the western countries did give us less is ok to be safeguarded peace and stability. in the region no affairs so this time i'm sure of the two countries. can exchange the ideas to word the region the dispute to prove beyond any conflict a war well you know one occasionally still here is that the western countries still may invade syria going around the un resolution like it has happened in iraq for example what instruments do china and russia accept their common stand point on syria what other instruments do they have to actually prevent this from happening you know china has been very active in.